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On 21 August Planet Zoo won ‘Best Simulation Game’ at the largest video-game trade show in Europe, Gamescom. Since opening for pre-orders, Planet Zoo has maintained its position in the top 10 selling games on Steam and is currently the top-selling simulation game on the platform. There's an article in shares magazine.

Topped up this morning a few more, couldn't resist.

I guess it's going to test 1000 in coming weeks. I still keep away from it and becoming increasingly convinced that decision to sell it some time ago was a good one. May also be wrong. GLA

Very positive numbers. Will see in the coming weeks what the others think about them.

Hello Dar- Yes, you're right. There's absolutely no connection between OTB and Thomas Cook. Just wanted to highlight the strength of online retailer vs traditional high street seller.

"Travel firm Thomas Cook has warned of "further headwinds" for the rest of the year after reporting a £1.5bn loss for the first half of the year." OTB keeps gaining the market share. Solid.

It's so quiet here, probably some were taken by surprise.

If that was issued in February after sales warning it would be more credible. DYOR, always.

Thomas Cook is closing 21 stores across the country and cutting more than 300 jobs.

Goldman Sachs started covering LTG today with BUY recommendation an price target of 113p.

There's only one explanation for the drop IMO, BREXIT. Should soon be fine.

Excellent set of results. Doesn't matter what the share price gonna be at the end of the week, month or year but I can see the strategy works and should make us richer.

It really doesn't matter why the price is so low atm. The market is not always right and in such times betting against it might bring above average returns.

Confidence on the stock market is growing IMO. Good to see other funds started to cover OTB with positive notes. GLA.

I might be wrong but the record results may already be priced in.

So the BoD delayed FY Results until 13 March, giving the dust time to settle.

Britain's biggest housebuilder Persimmon 'faces losing its right to sell homes in the Help to Buy scheme' as it gets set to report £1 billion profit. There's an article in Daily Mail about it if anyone is interested. ..."Housing secretary James Brokenshire is reviewing their (Persimmon) participation in the scheme which accounted for half of the homes it built last year."

I missed it when it dived the last time but I'm in today. Ten percent yield, WOW.

Has the wind finally changed? I very much hope so.

Don't get scared. My top up was triggered at 65.80 today so I set another a bit lower at 59 although I hope/think it won't get that low. Might the recent drop be disturbing but I still believe in LTG.